Country House in Buenos Aires

Second post for you today. This country house in Lobos, in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Brimming with flea market finds, perhaps a bit over the top but you can see some interesting pieces in every room.





































Hope you enjoyed our second tour! Goodnight, and sweet dreams!
All images from here.

House in Buenos Aires

A bit late today in posting, I'm afraid. But here I am. Today I'm taking you to my home land which I miss very much. This house is on one of the many islands you can find in Tigre, in the province of Buenos Aires, not far from busy Buenos Aires, Capital City of Argentina. Laura Peirano, a photographer, designer and painter, used to live downtown but decided to drastically change her way of living and moved to her new home after restoring and decorating it mostly with flea market finds.



























Photography by Laura Peirano.
All images and information from Espacio Living.

Eclectic yet Elegant

Even if you don't know the name Airedelsur, you've probably seen their home accessories at places like Barneys and Bergdorfs.  They have a distinctive look which is why I was surprised when I saw the designer's own home in Buenos Aires.  Marcelo Lucini lives in an apartment that is eclectic yet elegant.  The lack of clutter lets each piece breathe and be seen.  I especially love the Gustavian style chairs in the dining room.  I don't ever think I've seen any upholstered in such dark fabric before and it makes them look very modern.  I'm sure this home won't appeal to everyone but I think you can definitely appreciate the details. Kind of like Airedelsur itself. 

Photos from Australian Vogue Living and French AD

Guest House in Buenos Aires

A very old, dark house right by a river was turned into a guest house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires city in Argentina. Reclaimed materials, restored furniture and bright colours turned this dark house into an inviting guest home with a country feeling.



























Fotos: Juan Mario Roust.
All image from here.